2021 PYTV Summer Sessions
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PYTV Movie Makers Program (ages 9-11)
July 12-16 from 10am-3pm
Let your imagination be heard, do you want to create your own movie based on your story ideas? Participants will learn how to write scripts, capture great shots with professional equipment, and edit the final product!
PYTV Movie Makers Program (ages 12-14):
July 26-30 from 10am-3pm
Let your imagination be heard, do you want to create your own movie based on your story ideas? Participants will learn how to write scripts, capture great shots with professional equipment, and edit the final product!
PYTV Newscast Program (ages 9-11):
August 9-13 from 10am-3pm
Have you ever wanted to make it on the news? Participants will script/produce their own newscast, become an on-air personality (anchor, reporter, citizen) and work behind the scenes as a camera operator, audio technician, or in the control room.
PYTV Music Video Program (ages 12-14):
August 23-27 from 10am-3pm
Have you ever wanted to star in or shoot a music video? Participants will learn how to create stories and videos that make music come to life on screen! You will conceptualize, design, shoot, and edit all within one high-energy week.
In addition to each project participants will create a variety of other small projects including commercials, top five programs, and game shows!
Cost: $175 per program
Each program will take place at our new state-of-the-art facility and will include trips to nearby park (East End Peabody Veterans Memorial Park) where participants will record scenes to include in their projects.
Participants will need to bring lunch four days during the week. Peabody TV will provide lunch to participants on Wednesdays of each week.
Please note, details are subject to change due to COVID-19 and participants will be updated accordingly.
Please contact Stephen Valenti at stephen@peabodytv.org or call the studio at (978) 977-0570 with any questions.
My daughter Callie attended the summer program “music video week”. At picked each day she talked about how much fun she had at camp. She has attended many camps in the past, but this was the one she never stopped talking about. “This was my favorite camp and I hope they have more classes in the future” says Callie.
As a parent of a 12 year old there isn’t many options for teenagers and camps, this program certainly made me happy to know how much fun (and a bit educating) she had this week.